Grand Ole Opry Stars At City Auditorium Saturday Show
Lefty Frizzell Red Garrett Wayne Raney and other Grand Ole Opry stars appear in person Saturday at Municipal Auditorium from 2 to 9 with a Clover Club dance to follow Admission 1.50 1.25 for stage show 1.50 for dance Toy donations required for Preventorium children shopping day note many local names and figures listed among attendees
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Grand Ol’ Opry
Lefty Frizzell
Red Garrett
Wayne Raney
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Municipal Auditorium
Clover Club
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Fashion Notes and Local Names Run in Busy Society List
A dense readable roster of numerous individuals across many surnames and initials appears, listing Nancy Grupe, Harry Rush, Patsy Saunders, Elaine Ross, and dozens more tied to social mentions. A closing proverb suggests the era’s light social maxim about love and marriage.
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George Lokey
Leon Egleston
Gordon Todd
Bill McFarland
Carol .Meyers
Wick Alexander
Sally Sparks
Jim Davis
Hugh Cox
Gail Aikens
Miles Childers
Booty Curtis
Joan Provus
Jackie Pyre
Virgil Welch
Steve Curtis
Crawford Makes Risky Three Clubs Contract Pay Off
Johnny Crawford defies a two heart opening by bidding three clubs as an example of enterprise. In a complex sequence he ruffs, finesses, and discards to lose only one trick in each suit, making the six-card club contract and preserving the ace of clubs for a final finesse.
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Oswald Jacoby
Johnny Crawford
Crawford
Johnny
West
East
Declarer
New Needle Reduces Headaches After Spinal Anesthesia
Cleveland doctors report a new finer needle with a pencil point that lowers postprocedure headaches by reducing leakage of cerebrospinal fluid through the puncture. The old, larger needle is linked to fluid loss and brain pressure changes triggering pain.
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Cleveland
World cotton output seen near 35.3 million bales for 1951 52
U S Department of Agriculture projects global cotton production at about 35.3 million bales of 500 pounds each from roughly 82 million acres for 1951 52. The forecast is 7.8 million bales more than last year but 9 percent below the 1937 38 record. World acreage last year was around 66.7 million. in 1937 38 it reached 92.6 million.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
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Mary Lee Graves
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Harold Daniel
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An Mullin
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